No it is not possible to purchase airsoft in Switzerland, but you may buy them off a website called tmt.ch there you can buy all the guns, equipment, gear and legally delivered to your home

80-90psi

You simply screw the CO2 into the back of the gun. Unless your CO2 should go elsewhere which is different to each gun.

i also live in oregon, Oregon doesnt really have a big indoor field, assuming you want to play speedball like i do... if i want to play indoors, i go to "Xtremes" up in vancouver. its a awesome place to spend the weekend with your team or just to play as a walk on.

The cheapest place is of course a reatil store. But take heed! These are HORRIBLE paintballs, and if you go to a field, you will most likely get teased for buying them. If you go to a local paintball store, if can pick up a case for around $35 depending on the quality.

You theoretically could, but it would probably be unsafe, Remote coils are relatively inexpensive, and you will have to spend money for a harness anyways. It is not worth the risk to your back and face to try to make your own.

It is stamped, not engraved. On any firearm made or sold in the US after December 31, 1968, it must be on the receiver. Earlier firearms sometimes had it marked on other parts and in the days when each part was hand-fitted at the factory, many had the serial number on several parts.

A felon can not hunt with a gun or bow in Georgia.

Check in your manual under "velocity adjustment", but it's usually on the right side of the gun, a little hole you adjust with an Allen key

Most paintball stains just wash right out in the laundry. Well it depends on what detergent you use. If you get home right away then it will come out easy, but otherwise use something with bleach (NOT STRAIGHT BLEACH) or something with stain fighter. If you don't have any of that, use a stain stick and then put the clothes into the washer. Dude, if you have stains from apintball you might want to check what kind of paint you're using, paintballs are filled with a waterbase paint that will come out with soap and water.

Yes. You will need a business license, and INSURANCE!

Please do not open a field without insurance, as if someone gets hurt, they can sue you.

Assure that you have a waiver stating that all injuries are taken at their own risk, and lawsuits may not be filed.

Generally, it will depend on a few factors such as: Velocity of the paintball, How much clothing is worn, and what part of the body it is. When you get hit in the stomach with a paintball going the standard rate of speed 280-300 Feet Per Second, it feels like a firm pinch or a snap with a large rubber band, keep in mind this is wearing a T-Shirt. If you get hit in the arm, it feels like a semi-firm pinch.

Airsoft gun are legal in most states but not legal for some cities. So you will have to check with your local authorities and state regulations but most if not all states are okay with airsoft guns.

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this will be edited probably but i don't know about America but in England you have to be senior age (18 here) so drinking age in minnesota (some places 16 for gas refills though) and you have to have a license and/or a briefing and supervision when using a filling station.

It all depends on what you want and are willing the spend. Cheap Syders run $50, and the Luxes (amazing paintball gun) is $1500, you get what you pay for

id hardly call the luxe amazing, its just a talking shocker so no, you dont always get what you pay for

Transporting the markers is fairly straight forward, they need to be in your checked luggage and sometimes (not always) they will have you declare them as firearms for transportation, make sure whoever is checking in your bags knows they are in there.

The real problem is actually any tanks you are bringing with. To transport them you have to remove the regulator/pin valve from the top so when they are checking them before you fly they can see inside of them. If you leave them on, do not expect your tank to be in your baggage when you land.

Sometimes it is better to ship your gear ahead if it is an option

You can own it at any age, but you can't purchase it. The marker must be given to you by an adult until you are 18. You must also be older than 18 to buy paint. As for fields, if you are under 18 you need to have your parents sign a waiver, then you're good to buy paint, carry a marker (insofar as you do it responsibly) and play.

Paintball is a very safe sport if the rules are obeyed, with a safer track record than most conventional sports, like soccer. If you get a marker have fun and remember, on the field mask stays on NO MATTER WHAT, and off the field your barrel should always be covered by a barrel sleeve.

depends on place you're playing at, but the age in the us is 11.

You can purchase a Spyder Paintball gun directly from the Spyder Paintball website. There are also options for new or used Paintball guns on eBay. There is a wide variety to choose from.

This us usually because:

Your bolt is chopping the paintball in half, because the loader is too slow.

There are broken paintballs in your hopper, which, when hit by the bolt, explode.

Anything that is designed to be loaded into a paintball marker that matches the bore size of the marker (can be from .50 to .68 caliber, and typically would be paintballs filled with water, other liquids safe for use in paintballs, or "reballs", paintball-sized rubber balls used for practice and or training). Use of any other spherical objects are not intended and may damage the mechanical components and may render it unsafe to operate.

Hey I'm the person that asked this question but I want to know what paintball gun is right for me

-I have been playing for about a year now and I'm 12

-I play woods-ball and hyper-ball and air-ball

-I like semi-auto guns with great accuracy and it should shoot far

-I don't need to heavy of a gun (no heavier than 6 pounds) and I don't need a sniper or a pistol paintball gun

-I play in the MID 75% - I play BACK 15% of the time - and FRONT 10% of the time

Thanks if the gun fits those description then post the gun

Unless you give a general price you're willing to pay it is very hard to select a marker for you. Also did you mean you prefer semi auto, or do not want electronics at all?

But for starters:

it is worth spending more money for a better gun not a huge amount of money but they are way more durable and higher quality. tippmann 98 custom easy to upgrade accurate fun.

<200

The best gun here is :

The tippmann A5- It is internally a 98 but also has a nicer body and a cyclone feed.

Other things relating to :

it is very hard to play speed ball with semi auto mechanical markers.

All guns shoot basically the same distance, if you want range, buy an apex or flatline barrel.

All guns accuracy depend on the paint to barrel match, which means any gun will be more accurate with better quality paint and barrel, usually not found in stock barrels.

The industry standard paintball size is .68 caliber. However, the standard barrel bore is .689. If you are looking for a barrel that will fit the paintball, overbore, because paintballs are sensitive to heat and moisture and they will swell up throughout the day.

It more so depends on your area. Obviously, an urban city like area would cause many problems. Though if you live in a wooded area, most counties do not care as long as you do not vandalize. Lakewood is a more rural area so you should be just fine.

It is legal. Paintball guns are not considered firearms there for a felon can. There is even some USPL players that are ex felons (USPL is the professional league)